Loves Ferrying
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Yet still thou makest moan with down-dropt wing ! " Thus questioned the young monk his changing heart As from the stream they went. There met them there Some fair tall maidens, clad with daintiest art, (22) Slim-robed in blue and green with pearl-starred hair ; Like larkspurs and the cool dark lily-leaves Their colours seemed. With words of welcome fair They hailed the stranger. Then one said : "It grieves Our eyes to see this man in white robe clad, As erst. Have ye no cloth the bright loom we...aves ? " Straightway the maidens went, and soon he had A green gold-broidered vest that with kind hands They put on him. One sweet- voiced said : " Less sad " Thou seemest now, but since in harsher lands Thou wast so stern, this coat is dull of hue. " Then each one kissed him as who understands The strange plaint of the heart 'mid rapture new.
And then he learnt a glad thing that desire No more disturbed his peace ; as lilies dew He craved the maidens' touch and felt no dread : It seemed his soul had passed through some cool fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet still thou makest moan with down-dropt wing ! " Thus questioned the young monk his changing heart As from the stream they went. There met them there Some fair tall maidens, clad with daintiest art, (22) Slim-robed in blue and green with pearl-starred hair ; Like larkspurs and the cool dark lily-leaves Their colours seemed. With words of welcome fair They hailed the stranger. Then one said : "It grieves Our eyes to see this man in white robe clad, As erst. Have ye no cloth the bright loom we...aves ? " Straightway the maidens went, and soon he had A green gold-broidered vest that with kind hands They put on him. One sweet- voiced said : " Less sad " Thou seemest now, but since in harsher lands Thou wast so stern, this coat is dull of hue. " Then each one kissed him as who understands The strange plaint of the heart 'mid rapture new.
And then he learnt a glad thing that desire No more disturbed his peace ; as lilies dew He craved the maidens' touch and felt no dread : It seemed his soul had passed through some cool fire.
What to read after Loves Ferrying?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Maitland Radford to read onlineMoreLess
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